Lewis Howes

It can be something big.

It doesn't matter to me.

Look at them every morning.

Let your vision pull you forward.

The more clear you are on what you're trying to create, the more joyful you'll be.

And here's the thing.

Even if they don't happen, even if they don't come true or you don't make them happen, you are working towards something that excites you, that's interesting for you.

And you're going to build skills.

You're going to build emotional resilience.

You're going to build confidence in working on something every single day.

Three, six, and 12 months.

That's going to bring you closer to the vision you have for your life.

That's the end of habit number six.

Happy people.

They have a vision and life-fulfilling goals.

What are those goals for you?

What is that vision for you?

Write those down.

And if you haven't gotten my New York Times bestselling book, The Greatness Mindset, I have so many exercises and examples from some of the top minds in the world about how to create this clear vision, about how to set goals, about how to structure your life, about how to heal the things that have held you back from trying to please other people most of your life.

So you can reclaim your power.